E in a very high degree, and in the early Lately, the Prince of Hessenstein, part of his life was employed in va- at Pancker, in Holstein, in his 74th rious missions of great importance. year. He has bequeathed the whole He expended large sums of money in of his property, estimated at a million erecting and endowing schools at Mos- and a half of rix dollars, to the Landcow, and many other cities and towns; grave, Charles, of Hesse Cassel. and almost all the Russian universi- On the 19th of September, at St. ties, and Dorssat, in particular, are Croix, in the West Indies, George indebted to his bounty. To the latter Augustus Leathes, Esq. Lieutenanthe gave 48,000 roubles, for the pur- Colonel of the 96th regiment of foot, pose of founding exhibitions. One of son of George Leathes, Esq. of Bury the last acts of his life was to destroy St. Edmunds. A great sickness prea number of bills and bonds, signed vailed among our troops, at the above by persons who might be put to in- island, when the last dispatches left convenience by enforcing payment of the place. them, A A ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES. OCTOBER 25, to NOVEMBER 22, 1808, inclusive. [Extracted from the London Gazette.]-----The Solicitors' Names are between Parentheses. TKINSON W. Manchester, shoe- Forster G. Easter Dukesfield, Northumberdealer, (Windle, John-street). Ave- land, miller, (Watson, Lamb-buildings). Fill G. Armitage, Stafford, wheelwright, Fall G. and Hutchinson J. Tooley-street, (Rudall, Clement's-Inn). brewers, (Holmes and Co. Mark-lane). Walks). Goff E. Wellclose-square, coal-merchant, (Allan, Frederick's-place). Goodman N. March, in the Isle of Ely, liquor-merchant, (Huxley, Middle-Temple). Gore R. Liverpool, linen-draper, (Windle, John-str ). Gilbert J. Chiswell-street, grocer, (Hodge, Dorset-street). Barnes T. Colchester, saddler, (Milne and Co. Temple). *Brading J. Newport, Isle of Wight, builder, (Wilmot, Holborn court). Blyth W. Sheffield, mercer (Blagrave and Co. Symond's-Inn). Bowstreed S. Kingsland-road, corn-merchant, (Bryant, Copthall-court). Baker J. jun. Stafford, shoe-manufacturer,(Anstice, King's-Bench- Haughan N. Oakshaw, Cumberland, Beavers J. Sheffield, builder, drover, (Mounsey, Staple's-Inn). Hand(Crosley, Holborn-court). Brooker J. C. cocks J. Bromyard, Hereford, dealer in Poultry, haberdasher, (Allingham, Saint horses, (Pewtriss, Gray's-Inn). Hall H. John's-square). Barns J. Manchester, Gutter-lane, warehouseman, (Reynolds, manufacturer, (J. and R. Willis, Warnford- Castle-street). Hughes J. F Wigmorecourt). Bryan S. Grosvenor-Mews, chandler, (Robinson and Co. Lincoln's-Inn). Connellan J. St. Catherine's, ship-chandler, (Bourdillon and Co. Little Friday-st.), Colgrave J. Red Lion-street, Holborn, Jones J Llangollen, Denbigh, shop wine-merchant, (Pullen, Fore-street). Car- keeper, (Presland, Brunswick square). rie J. High-street, Lambeth,brewer, (Scarth, Jones D. Pentro-Back, Merthyr-Tidville, Lyon's-Inn). Cotton L Fenchurch-street, Glamorgan, grocer, (Bigg, Hatton garden). merchant, (Evitt and Co. Haydon-square). Ibbetson S. Ludgate hill, silk-mercer, Campbell A. Huddersfield, merchant, (Bat- (Ellen, New Bridge-street). Johnston G. tye, Chancery-lane). Clarke T. Ports- Peartree-row, Blackfriars, cabinet maker, mouth, merchant, (Matthews,Portsmouth). (Allingham, St John's-square). Jackson Cooper B. Earl-street, builder, (Loxley, L. W. Brownlow-street, cabinet-maker, Cheapside). (Patten, Cross-street). street, bookseller, (Wiltshire and Co. Old Dewson B. jun. Wolverhampton, japan- Kitson J. Dewsbury Moor, York, cloner, (Williams, Staple-Inn). Drew J. thier, (Willis, Warnford-court), KitchDursley, Gloucester, innkeeper, (Price and ing J. Leeds, dyer, (Crossley, Gray's-Inn), Co. Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn). Dunn Knight T. and Mosley, S. Lancaster, cloJ. Stockport, draper, (Ellis, Cursitor-str.). thiers, (Townsend, Staple-Inn). Elliott G. Winchester-street, merchant, Leman J. Ramsgate, shopkeeper, (Clut(Crowder and Co. Frederick's-place). ton, St. Thomas's-street). Lindley J. PeFrith R. Broughton-ford, near Manches- nistone, York, leather-cutter, (Wilson, ter, calico-printer, (Edge, Inner-Temple). Greville-street). Lyon T. Liverpool, mer chant, (Windle, John-street). Lane L. York, clothier, (Clarkson, Essex-street). Kingsclere, Hants, shopkeeper, (Kibble- Read R. Caroline Mews, stable-keeper, white and Co. Gray's-Inn-place). (Denton and Co. Field-court, Gray's-Inn). Miller G. Woolwich, tailor, (West, Cle- Rhodes W. Shacklewell, warehouseman, ment's-Inn). Marchent T. Bridgewater, (Whitaker, Broad-court). Rand J. Deptbookseller, (Tarrant, Chancery-lane). Mil- ford, brewer, (Saward, Prince's-street). ler J. Brighthelmstone, bricklayer, (Ellis, Rose J. Road, Somerset, farmer, (Shephard Hatton-garden). Mann G Southampton- and Co. Bedford-row). place, victualler, (Crawford, Charles-sq.). Stamford E York-street, flour factor, Mannin C. Pickett-street, cheesemonger, (Hunt, Warwick court) Samuel L Le(Hurd, Temple). More W. Halesworth, man-street, clock-maker, (Isaacs, Mitresaddler, (Pugh, Bernard-street). court). Smith J Saffron-hill, grocer, Nixon J. Bewcastle Demesne, Cumber- (Jones and Co Salisbury square). Smith land, drover, (Mounsey, Staple-Inn). J. Grea Trinity-lane, merchant, (Latkow, Newman C. Whitechapel, shopkeeper, Wardrobe-court) Smith C. Bath, corn (Wilson, King's-Bench-Walk). factor, (Harrison, Craven-street). Popplestone W. Plymouth,grocer,(Alex- Thorneley W. Cornbrook, dyer, (Ellis, ander, Bedford-row). Page J. Bishopsgate- Cursitor-street). Thompson R. Cravenstreet, haberdasher, (White Sweet, King's- buldings, (Bousfield, Bouverie-street). Bench-Walk). Pearce J. Dixon W. and Thompson W. jun Wolverhampton, groAllen B. Paternoster-row, money-scriven- cer, (Williams, Staple-Ina) ers, (Bovill, Bridge-street). Pearson T. Wright J Hammersmith, cheesemonRoughburchworth, Bemston, York, tanner, ger, (Basford, Jamaica-row). Walsh B. (Wilson, Greville-street). Parsons R. and Nisher T. Angel-court brokers, (Smith Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, gro- and Co Chapter House). Wright T. cer, (Shephard and Co. Bedford-row). Cowper's-row, broker, (Mills, Ely-place). Pearce W. Dover, cordwainer, (Allan, Fre- Williams T. Shoe-lane, vintner, (Salkeld, derick's-place). Parsons J. Cheapside, Dowgate-hill) Wright R. Thorverton, warehouseman, (Foulkes, Southampton- dealer, (Williams and Co. Prince's-street, street). Potts J. White Bear-Yard, Back- Bedford-row). Webster H. Rol's buildHill, cabinet-maker, (Crutchley and Co. ings, jeweller, (Lee, Castle-street). Ward John-street) Pink J. Gravesend, house- W Leicester, and Frazer R. Cateaton-str. carpenter, (Clarkson, Essex-street). Pal- London, hosiers, (Taylor, Southamptonmer T. Goodge-street, St. Pancrass, tailor, buildings). Wilmot J. East Markham, (Turner, Edward-street). butcher, (Rhodes and Co. St. James'sRoper W. P. London, merchant, (Swain Walk). Whitehead J. Kingston-uponand Co. Old Jewry). Rolls R. L. Southam, Hull, grocer, (Sykes and Co. New Inn). money-scrivener, (Shephard and Co. Bed- Williams R. Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, ford-row). Rhodes R. Newcastle-under- shopkeeper, (Gregory,Clement's Inn). Lyne, grocer, (Benbow and Co. Stone- Young T. Machen, Monmouth, dealer, buildings). Radley B. Ossett, Dewsbury, (James, Gray's-Inn-square.) PRICES OF CANAL, DOCK, FIRE-OFFICE, and WATER WORKS, SHARES, &c. &c. London Dock Stock, 121. per Cent. November 21, 1808. Hope ditto ditto, 21s. per Share prem. L. WOLFE and Co. Canal, Dock, & Stock Brokers. TH AGRICULTURAL REPORT. HE seed wheats in most parts have been got in as early this season as in any other remembered. An increased quantity has been sown throughout the whole island. The turnip crops have been very greatly improved by the late rains.-The clover layers have in general worked remarkably well. A considerable breadth in the Isle of Thanet, in Kent, and the eastern counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, some weeks since, exhibited fine and luxurious plants.-The potatoe crops have every where turned out most abundant, and are generally secured in good condition.-If the barleys have been generally thin, oats rise well. In some counties where turnips did not promise well at first, a large extent of winter barley, tares, and rye, have been sown as substitutes. Grey-peas, beans, and oats look well-Merino sheep have fallen considerably. Mutton is considerably cheaper: veal and pork dearer.-The wool trade, on account of the unfavourable change in Spanish affairs, is rather slack. Meat in Smithfield market:-Beef, 4s. to 4s. 8d., mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 6d.; veal, 5s. 6d. to 7s.; pork the same. Middlesex, November 25. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN, By the Winchester Quarter of 8 Bushels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 140lbs. Averdupois, from the Returns received in the Week ended Nov. 19, 1808. INLAND COUNTIES. S. d. S. d. s. d S. d. Wheat Rye Barley | Oats Middsx. 100 11 58 Surrey 99 0 52 95 $ 59 0 46 9 38 0 Hertford 86 10 49 99 10 Bedford 88 3 49 9 43 2 36 4 Suffolk 10 35 10 4.6. 230 3 Cambridge 5 27 3 8 Norfolk Stafford 98 0 47 3 34 50 4 S6 10 Northumberland Lincoln 829 8 7 32 1 033 6 93 10 57 4 44 7 30 6 96 8 59 129 11 8 47 Herefor 95 548 Wor'st. 100 9 51 Warwic 99 11 0.41 4 84 10 Westmorland 100 9 72 0 43 531 7 631 2 4 51 54 21 43 1 Chester 5 39 6 Flint 035 0 Wilts Berks 2 42 2 Denbigh 47 8 40 9 Anglesea.. 8 Cardigan 79 7 2 Pembroke 72 11 Radnor. 92 9 41 10 32 Gloucester 97 11 Average of England and Wales. 48 Wheat 92s. 7d.; Rye 56s 4d.; Barley Devon. 45s. 10d.; Oats 533. 8d.; Beans Cornwall. 81 65s. 11d.; Pease 66s. 8d.; Oatmeal Dorset. 89 C ... Hants 95 S 50 559 9 BILL of MORTALITY, from OCT. 26, to NOV. 22, 1808. 1808 Stock. Consols. Reduc. Cons. 5 p. Cent.p.Ct Long Anns. PRICE OF STOCKS, from OCTOBER 27, 1808, to NOVEMBER 25, 1808, both inclusive. Cons. for Acct. NB. In the 3 pe: Cent Consols the highest and lowest Price of each day is given; in the other Stocks the highest only. EDWARD FORTUNE, STOCK-BROKER and GENERAL AGENT, No. 13, Cornhill. 7 7-16th 958 180 6s pm.9s. pm.21 15672 65. pm. 98. pm 21 58 pm.9s. pm. 21 1557 15677 156714 7 7-16th 951 7 7-16th 7 7-16th 951 1557 1567 1557 15667 67 15 66 67 1555 1566 |